Determination of Metallic Aluminum in Aluminum Pigments

Light, A. K.; Russell, L. E.

doi:10.1021/ac60005a019

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“…The workers who studied the reduction of iron(III) by aluminum as a method for iron determination (1-4, 11, 12) did not report values for efficiency of reduction. The attainment of 100% efficiency when aluminum powder is reacted with a large excess of iron(III) has been reported (10). The powder used in this wrork had a metal content of 94 to 97% by the method of Light and Russell (10).…”

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“…The attainment of 100% efficiency when aluminum powder is reacted with a large excess of iron(III) has been reported (10). The powder used in this wrork had a metal content of 94 to 97% by the method of Light and Russell (10). For purposes of efficiency determinations this deviation from 100% was neglected.…”

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confidence: 98%

“…Furman (5) refers to certain errors in the method of Kohn-Abrest (8) and does not advocate its use. Recently, Light and Russell (10) proposed modifications of the method of Kohn-Abrest for determining the metal content of aluminum pigments.…”

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